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<blockquote data-quote="lucek" data-source="post: 5804052" data-attributes="member: 6687811">You're close but you need to take one step back.However there is one thing telling in what you said there.You provided the options (And I'm going to group them as the question is intending them). &quot;You can set goals by telling the players what the goals are, or you can set them by having a character in the game tell the characters that there is a goal they could pursue&quot; VS. &quot;The players/characters can set goals themselves&quot; and &quot;You can provide paths by telling the players what the path to their stated goal is, you can have the characters investigate to find out what possible paths there are or you can give the players/characters spoken, written, or drawn maps that get them to places the characters should already be aware of, or have already found out about&quot; Vs. letting the players actions determine the path to the goals.The absence of that final option tells me a bit of how you play.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lucek, post: 5804052, member: 6687811"] You're close but you need to take one step back. However there is one thing telling in what you said there. You provided the options (And I'm going to group them as the question is intending them). "You can set goals by telling the players what the goals are, or you can set them by having a character in the game tell the characters that there is a goal they could pursue" VS. "The players/characters can set goals themselves" and "You can provide paths by telling the players what the path to their stated goal is, you can have the characters investigate to find out what possible paths there are or you can give the players/characters spoken, written, or drawn maps that get them to places the characters should already be aware of, or have already found out about" Vs. letting the players actions determine the path to the goals. The absence of that final option tells me a bit of how you play. [/QUOTE]

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